Work Holiday Pass
Singapore
Last updated: December 28, 2025
6 months
$175
3-4 weeks
Low
About this Visa
The Work Holiday Pass lets young people from 10 specific countries work and travel in Singapore for a short time. It's designed for students and recent graduates who want to experience working abroad. You can work in any job you want—restaurants, retail, offices, anything—without needing an employer to sponsor you. This visa is different because it's super easy to get if you're from one of the 10 allowed countries. No big requirements. Just prove you're a student or recent graduate, have some money saved, and get travel insurance.
Key Benefits
- Work any job without employer sponsorship
- Work full-time, part-time, or freelance
- Travel in and out of Singapore freely
- Work in restaurants, retail, offices, tourism sectors
- Gain work experience abroad while studying or recently graduated
- Live and work independently
Eligibility & Requirements
Eligibility Criteria
- Age 18-25 years old (18-30 for Australia and New Zealand)
- Must be current student or recent graduate from accredited university
- Full-time student for at least 3 months if currently enrolled
- Have not used this visa before or 12 months have passed since last pass ended
- No serious criminal record
- Must have valid travel medical insurance
- Show proof of money to support yourself
Financial Requirement
Prove you have enough money to live in Singapore for 6 months. No exact minimum published. Show a bank statement or letter from your bank proving your balance.
Documents
- PassportValid for 6+ months beyond your stay
- University Letter or Degree CertificateProof of graduation or current enrollment (dated within 3 months for students)
- Bank StatementShowing you have money to support yourself
- Travel Medical Insurance ProofCoverage for medical expenses and hospitalization required
- Passport PhotoWhite background, standard size
Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Visa requirements, fees, and processes change frequently. Please verify all information with official government sources and consult a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions.